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Hosts Debra Roth and Eugene Kim discuss the latest in financial crimes with Gary L. Dagan, Supervisory Special Agent, Chief, Economic Crimes, FBI; UC John Gillies, Supervisory Special Agent, Chief Financial Institute Fraud, FBI; Karyn…
Tony Vergnetti and Will Hughes talk about current Teleworking innovations with Stan Kaczmarczyk, the Director of the Innovative workplace Division of GSA. Click to Listen To the Show
Mike Dovilla, the Executive Director of the Chief Human Capital Officers Council (CHCO), talks with Judy Wheat and Lisa Bernstein regarding CHCO and recognizing its one year Anniversary. Click to Listen To the Show
Debra Roth and Janice Simons host Denise McKenney, from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, to talk about the future of Mediation. Click to Listen To the Show
Darrell Glover, from GEICO, and Kirke Harper, Chairman of the Public Employees Roundtable, join hosts Bill Bransford and Eugene Kim to celebrate the GEICO Awards and the Public Service Recognition Week. Click to Listen To…
Woody Klinger, Chief of the Disability, Reconsideration, & Appeals Division of the Office of Personnel Management, will discuss Disability Retirement with hosts Bill Bransford and Will Hughes. Click to Listen To the Show
Steve Watkins, the Editor of Federal Times, will be talking about covering the federal government from a journalist’s perspective with Bill Bransford and Lisa Bernstein. Click to Listen To the Show
Debra Roth and Tony Vergnetti host William Fox, Director of the Department of Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to discuss the Patriot Act and how FinCEN fights financial crimes. Click to Listen To the Show
Officials who are genuinely concerned about morale in their agencies and offices should be aware of something. It’s probably a lot worse than you think. And pay, health premiums and the 401k plan slide have…
Most members of the government’s elite Senior Executive Service would not be eligible for the performance-based pay raises the Bush administration will propose for other white collar civil servants, according to the Senior Executive Association.…
The decision to keep the Department of Homeland Security in the District of Columbia could undercut the arguments of D.C. politicians who have for years demanded a tax on commuters who don’t live in the…
A record number of federal workers spent the holiday on the job last year because of the September 11 attacks. This year, that number is probably even higher with many parts of the government on…
The decision to give non-emergency federal workers a half day off on Tuesday, December 24th, comes as no surprise (now that’s easy to say) to people who know George W. Bush. A White House official…